In its simplest incarnation, water is split into hydrogen and oxygen gases.

The current incarnation is the second building to bear that name and address in that location.

For the real Poland that emerged after 1989 is much more promising than their political incarnation of it.

The soul, before its incarnation in the body, was in the realm of Ideas (very similar to the Platonic Forms ).

With its rise to global supremacy, America had become the incarnation of the West, and the West was seen as white.

Without functioning democratic institutions, Russia s second attempt at selective modernization will fail just as certainly as its previous, Soviet incarnation did.

And the temptation to consider oneself the incarnation of the state, rather than its servant, is often irresistible among southern European politicians.

Without disputing the need for some deleveraging, a new incarnation of the Vienna Initiative Vienna 2.0 seeks to make the process orderly.

This movement the latest incarnation of the endless quest for human advancement poses new challenges to the relationship between science and society.

Although its modern incarnation originated in United States three decades ago, graffiti art can be found in the urban areas of almost every country.

The Audi 50 was a seminal design because it was the first incarnation of the Golf Polo concept, one that led to a hugely successful world car.

In his first incarnation as military head of state in the late 1970 s, he had a relatively free hand to shape the outcome of the 1979 elections.

The true Che was a more significant figure than his fictional clone, for he was the incarnation of what revolution and Marxism really meant in the twentieth century.

Emotionally, too, Sarkozy the American, Sarkozy the doer, who wants to be judged by his actions, tends to see himself as a Gallic incarnation of the American dream.

Now it emerged early on in the first rehearsal period that one of those white performers had, in his previous incarnation, been a member of the South African police force.

In this new incarnation, a cat with a tamale body wearing a folkloric hat leaves behind a Costa Rican flag trail while jumping over an overcast city inhabited by miniskirt wearing overweight women.

Santa Claus was a Turkish Dervish who in the middle ages traveled through Central and Northern Europe, giving gifts to children and claiming to be the re incarnation of Greek St. Nicholas, who preached in the fourth century.

However, the discipline of intellectual history as it is now understood emerged only in the immediate postwar period, in its earlier incarnation as the history of ideas under the leadership of Arthur Lovejoy, the founder of the Journal of the History of Ideas.

This movement the latest incarnation of the endless quest for human advancement poses new challenges to the relationship between science and society. As the American Museum of Natural History provocatively asked at the 2001 opening of its genetics exhibition The genomic revolution is here are you ready?